Atlas Space Operations is a Ground Station as a Service (GaaS) and Ground Software as a Service (GSaaS) provider in the space communications industry. They operate a global federated ground network, enabling data transmission and reception for spacecraft operators. Their Freedom software platform provides a solution to satellite communications and integrates antenna networks into a unified solution for commercial and government clients. Atlas Space Operations' services support missions across the commercial, civil, and defense sectors.
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Astroscale is partnering with four satellite ground station providers—Atlas Space Operations, Viasat, Kongsberg Satellite Services (KSAT), and Swedish Space Corporation (SSC)—to support its ELSA-d mission.
Atlas Space Operations is providing ground-station services from two sites in the United States for ELSA-d.
Sean McDaniel spun off Atlas Space Operations from Assured Space in 2015.
ATLAS Space Operations operates secure space communications supported by its cloud-based Freedom™ platform.
ATLAS Space Operations partnered with Quintillion to install a 3.5-meter S/X-Band antenna in Utqiagvik, Alaska.
ATLAS Space Operations’ Freedom™ Platform provides schedule-to-schedule availability and serves as a single access point to multiple ground networks.
ATLAS Space Operations partnered with Quintillion to install a 3.7-meter S/X-Band antenna in Utqiagvik, Alaska.
ATLAS Space Operations will support Astroscale, LinaSpace, and Axelspace in their space-based missions using the Freedom Platform.
A Soyuz-2.1a rocket launched from Russia’s Baikonur Cosmodrome and ATLAS Space Operations grew to support three new missions with the firm’s Freedom™ Platform.
Atlas Space Operations completed a multi-band multi-mission phased array antenna prototype under the Defense Innovation Unit 2019 contract.
Atlas Space Operations conducted a third phased array demonstration in September and operates a network of ground stations accessible through a cloud-based platform.
Atlas Space Operations is building a network of 31 ground stations around the world.
Atlas Space Operations will provide telemetry, tracking, and command data during Aevum launches, the first of which is planned for 2021.
Atlas Space Operations is a Traverse City, Michigan company established in 2015 that offers satellite communications as a service.
Atlas Space Operations will support AWS Ground Station within its Atlas Freedom Network, providing customers access to AWS services through Atlas’ cloud-based ground station network.
Atlas Space Operations operates 10 ground stations and plans to have 31 sites running by the end of 2020.
In spring 2019 SMC selected three companies—Lockheed Martin teamed with Ball Aerospace, L3Harris, and Atlas Space Operations—to design Multi-Band Multi-Mission prototypes by spring 2020.
PlanetiQ will use ground stations from KSAT and Atlas Space Operations to communicate with its satellites.
Atlas Space Operations deployed an electronically steered antenna in Albuquerque, New Mexico in August 2018.
Atlas Space Operations received an Air Force contract to prototype another electronically steered antenna for military missions in 2019.